Amazon’s Prime Day starts today and will go for four days (ends on June 26). We will be picking out all the best tech deals – starting with smartphones, of course.

As usual, an active Prime subscription is required, but you can use a free trial (if available). Prime Student subscriptions work too. Alright, let’s dive in – we have divided the phones into categories, so use the links below to get to the one that you are interested in:

Table of Contents:

Flagships

The Galaxy S26 Ultra is the latest and in this case certainly the greatest from Samsung – and you can grab it for under $1,000. There’s also last year’s Galaxy S25+. Next up are the Pixel 10 Pro and 10 Pro XL phones from Google – here’s how the Pixel 10 Pro XL compares with the Galaxy S26 Ultra.


Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra


Samsung Galaxy S25+


Google Pixel 10 Pro XL


Google Pixel 10 Pro

Renewed iPhones

Next up, refurbished iPhones, including the current iPhone 17 Pro. Note that all of these support iOS 27 (it actually goes down to the iPhone 11 series), so you will run the latest software. That said, iPhone 14 and older use the Lightning port instead of USB-C, which is something to keep in mind.


Apple iPhone 17 Pro (renewed premium)


Apple iPhone 14 (renewed premium)


Apple iPhone 13 (renewed premium)


Apple iPhone 12 mini (renewed premium)

Foldables

Foldables come in two shapes (for now) – book-style and flip foldables. The Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold is the only book-style one (the Galaxy Z Fold7 didn’t get Prime Day discounts), but for flips you can choose between last year’s Galaxy Z Flips and Motorola’s Razrs.


Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold


Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7


Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 FE


Motorola Razr Ultra 2025


Motorola Razr 2025

Mid-rangers

Google has two small mid-rangers, the Pixel 10 and 10a, both of which have 6.3” displays and satellite connectivity. Meanwhile, Samsung is putting up the new Galaxy A37 and last year’s Galaxy A56.


Google Pixel 10


Google Pixel 10a


Samsung Galaxy A37


Samsung Galaxy A56

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